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December Meetup - the Christmas Edition

December Meetup - the Christmas Edition

An quick update for Decembers meetup. We don't have a speaker this month as we appreciate quite a few people can't make it due to other work and social commitments in December, but we'll be there as usual for a bit of a social

Speaker Update - 8th November 2023 - Liam Follin and Steve Wilson

Speaker Update - 8th November 2023 - Liam Follin and Steve Wilson

First of all, huge thanks to Tim Wilkes for his infosec horror stories last month. It was a bit of a departure from our usual format, but think all who attended thoroughly enjoyed it. In November, we're excited to go back to having 2 speakers. First up* we

Speaker Update - 11th October 2023- Tim Wilkes

Speaker Update - 11th October 2023- Tim Wilkes

This month we've got DC151 regular Tim Wilkes (https://twitter.com/TimmehWimmy) joining us for a special (nearly) Halloween meet-up. Tim's been busily curating your anonymously submitted infosec horror stories - I'm pretty sure we're in for a terrifying evening ;) We'

Speaker Update for September 13th - Steven Harris

Speaker Update for September 13th - Steven Harris

We're bloomin' thrilled to announce that for Septembers DC151 we'll have Steven Harris joining us to share an OSINT war stories talk. If you've not met/followed Steven, check out his blog here for some really great content on Open Source investigation techniques

Speaker(s) wanted - Wednesday 9th August

Speaker(s) wanted - Wednesday 9th August

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we're speaker-less on Weds 9th August 2023. If you've got a talk lined up that you might like to present or a current project that you're working on and would like to talk about just let us know. Failing that,

Coming soon

Coming soon

Welcome to the new DC151 site. We're slowly building this to let everyone know who's speaking each month and about other events and activities that we're involved with. Follow us on Twitter and subscribe in the meantime if you'd like to stay

Peg

Peg

Firstly, for our American Friends. What you may have just found attached to your person is known as a "Clothes Peg" outside the USA. We now know they are clothespins in the US, making our cheeky double entendra somewhat of a single one. Sorry. Anyway congratulations on your